Here at Stasher, we are committed to making your travel experience smoother. That’s why we have created these handy city guides with loads of practical information, insider tips and the occasional cheeky remark.
Searching for things to do in Santa Monica? You’ve already spent a day riding the Pacific Wheel, the West Coaster and the Hippodrome Carousel. You’ve taken a stroll through the Third Street Promenade, shopped at the posh boutiques and sipped cocktails at a rooftop bar. You’ve even posed for the obligatory photo in front of …
Love it or hate it, London is one of the greatest cities in the world. There so much to do in the capital, that you can easily forget about the rest of England. However, as exciting as London might be, sometimes you need to expand your horizons. Especially if you are visiting the city for …
Over 30 million people visit Barcelona per year…and, surprisingly, locals aren’t too happy about it. Believe it or not, leaders in the Catalonian capital are actively working to reduce tourism figures by enforcing strict limits on hotel construction. So, yeah, this Spanish metropolis isn’t the best place to go if you’re looking for a secluded …
Paris is undoubtedly an enchanting city: from its unknown corners to its most instagrammable places, the City of Light has a unique atmosphere that you’ll want to bring back home with you. With all those unimaginative souvenir shops around the city, it might be hard to decide what to buy in Paris. Sure you could …
Looking for free things to do in Edinburgh? The capital of Scotland is a magical place to spend a weekend or go for a honeymoon. However, this kind of popularity also means that the Scottish capital tends to be quite pricey in terms of accommodation and nightlife. There are many options for those of you who do not …
It’s no doubt that Brighton is one of the UK’s most popular destinations, best known for its seaside resort where you can enjoy some fish and chips whilst you attempt to fight off the occasional pigeon. The vibrant and diverse city is home to many incredible gems, which ultimately gives it an undeniable charm. Many …
It’s an international hub… It’s a bikers’ city… It’s Amsterdam! With 8.7 million foreign visitors each year, Amsterdam is both the most cosmopolitan meeting point in the Netherlands and an undoubtedly exciting tourist destination. Even though some visitors wisely stick to some of the traditional tourist to-do-lists guidelines – after all, it is hard to …
New Orleans has been described as the “northernmost Caribbean city and the westernmost European city.” A quick look at New Orleans history, explains a lot about its influences. The city was founded by the French in 1718, then went under Spanish rule, returned to the French and sold to the United States in 1803. Even …
Renaissance castles, breathtaking scenery, art, culture and tons of history. Those are some of the things you will find only a short drive away from the French capital. Although most visitors usually stay within city limits trying to discover the hidden spots of Paris, there are lots of options for short city breaks, with many …
Boston is the capital city of Massachusets, and one of the oldest cities in the US. Founded by English settlers, it became a colonial boomtown, and a stage for some of the key events in the Americans’ fight for independence. Today, Boston is a vibrant cultural and learning hub, following a tradition that was set …